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Labor Law’s Political Analogies

Jun 26, 2024 Joel Heller

Joel Heller on the inaptness of analogy between gerrymandering and bargaining unit determinations.

The Battle Over Bargaining Units

Feb 15, 2022 Andrew Strom

In American Steel Construction, the National Labor Relations Board will once again decide how much it will tolerate employer litigation over bargaining units as an antiunion weapon. The National Labor Relations Act was supposed to give workers a voice in governing their workplaces, but only six percent of private-sector workers in this country have the right […]

The D.C. Circuit Reminds Us How Hard it Will be to Restore the Right to Organize

Oct 28, 2020 Andrew Strom

If Joe Biden wins the Presidential election and the Democrats win control of the Senate, then the Trump National Labor Relations Board will soon be just a bad memory. But, the D.C. Circuit’s recent decision in Davidson Hotel Co. v. NLRB is a reminder that changing the composition of the NLRB will not, by itself, […]

June 24, 2019
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Rachel Sandalow-Ash

Following a ten-month grassroots campaign led by the Pennsylvania Domestic Workers Alliance (PDWA) and supported by over forty unions and community organizations, the Philadelphia City Council introduced a Domestic Worker Bill of Rights last Thursday. If passed, this bill would guarantee written contracts; minimum wage; overtime; paid time off and rest breaks; advanced scheduling notice; […]

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Labor Law’s Political Analogies

The Battle Over Bargaining Units

The D.C. Circuit Reminds Us How Hard it Will be to Restore the Right to Organize

June 24, 2019